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Pleasantville, NJ
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10/08/2026

Why “Hinging” is killing your velo 📉

Training the loading of pelvis as a hinge is probably doing more harm than good for your throw.

What we need the pelvis to do ⬇️:
1. Stay tucked
2. Drop vertically
3. Delay
4. Open late

It might seem like semantics, but the words we use can shape entirely different movement strategies.

The body organizes around the information that we present it with, so better to be sure that information is the right information.

10/08/2026

The 100 MPH Barbell/Mobility Routine 🔥

Created by Self Trained 100MPH BPC Pitching Coach: Jake Kinsell. (Jake Kinsell | Pitching Performance Coach)

For full video/routine, use the link in our bio.

10/08/2026

From JUCO reliever to MLB Draft pick. 🐟⚾

Duke McCarron walked into BPC at 14 years old. Over 8 years later, he’s a Miami Marlins draft pick, and he earned every step of it.

Duke has always had the tools. Low 90s velo and he threw strikes but after bouncing around at a few schools, he had to hit the reset button and change what had been holding him back for years.

1. We started with the Delivery, he needed to re-pattern his lower half to rotate and land in line so he could have better direction and unwind through the catcher.

2. Learn how to make the ball move- Duke struggled to spin the ball, insert spin school. Day after day he used different implements (softballs, weighted balls, fuegos) to teach him how to make the ball go left and stay in supination longer.
3. Building the arsenal- Once he was able to make the ball move, we used a variety of different grips to give him multiple shapes and design his arsenal. Adding an upper 80s cutter, low 80s Sweeper and a CB mid year to neutralize lefties.
4. Performance- From there Duke was a completely new guy, new velocity (92-96) with a now 5 pitch arsenal. He went into SJU, dominated from the jump and earned the Friday role.
5. ‘This isn’t life or death” - Most players struggle when they choose to live off of each outing. For Duke, his first step was handing failures from early struggles. Once he adapted this mantra, he was one of the best pitchers in the A10 to finish and was drafted by the Miami Marlins

No shortcuts. Just years of showing up, putting in the work, and getting better every single day.

Super proud of you, Duke. This is only the beginning.

Ready to start your own journey? DM us or tap the link in our bio to train at BPC.

10/07/2026

Why “Hinging” is killing your velo 📉

Training the loading of pelvis as a hinge is probably doing more harm than good for your throw.

What we need the pelvis to do ⬇️:
1. Stay tucked
2. Drop vertically
3. Delay
4. Open late

It might seem like semantics, but the words we use can shape entirely different movement strategies.

The body organizes around the information that we present it with, so better to be sure that information is the right information.

10/07/2026

Ben Hudson Mechanical Progression⚡️

Highlighting some of the changes made in the past year by Ben Hudson going some sitting low 90s to averaging 94, touching 96 mph in his first outing this fall.

The difference in creating true posterior tilt & spinal flexion from the start is subtle, but makes a world of difference in getting the front side closed off, and being able to keep it closed off moving down the slope.

How you start is how you’ll finish, make sure you start things right.

David Hagaman 🤝 Dbacks MiLB Pitcher of the YEAR What a year for David Hagaman. In 22 starts Dave threw 106.2 Innings, st...
10/05/2026

David Hagaman 🤝 Dbacks MiLB Pitcher of the YEAR

What a year for David Hagaman. In 22 starts Dave threw 106.2 Innings, striking out 132, and pitching to a 2.87 ERA👀

After being promoted to AA in August he had three starts where he struck out 10 or more and also winning Arizona Diamondbacks Minor League Pitcher of the month 🤝

Good Work Dave🫡

10/04/2026

The Average Height & Weight of MLB Players ✅

The average MLB pitcher is around 6’2”, 200 lbs.
The average MLB hitter is around 6’1”, 200 lbs.

Being tall and throwing hard doesn’t mean you’re done developing physically.

Adding size and strength isn’t just about throwing harder—it’s about being able to produce and maintain that velocity consistently, on shorter rest and across a longer season.

Build the engine. Then build the capacity to use it.

Tallest Pitcher: Sean Hjelle 6’11…Avgs 93 MPH
Shortest Starter: Sonny Gray…Avgs 93 MPH

They come in all shapes and sizes.

The Average Height & Weight of MLB Players ✅The average MLB pitcher is around 6’2”, 200 lbs.The average MLB hitter is ar...
10/03/2026

The Average Height & Weight of MLB Players ✅

The average MLB pitcher is around 6’2”, 200 lbs.
The average MLB hitter is around 6’1”, 200 lbs.

Being tall and throwing hard doesn’t mean you’re done developing physically.

Adding size and strength isn’t just about throwing harder—it’s about being able to produce and maintain that velocity consistently, on shorter rest and across a longer season.

Build the engine. Then build the capacity to use it.

Tallest Pitcher: Sean Hjelle 6’11…Avgs 93 MPH
Shortest Starter: Sonny Gray…Avgs 93 MPH

They come in all shapes and sizes.

Fridays in the fall 🍁. High school training in full swing ⚡️
10/02/2026

Fridays in the fall 🍁.

High school training in full swing ⚡️

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3092 English Creek Avenue
Pleasantville, NJ
08234

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Monday 2pm - 9pm
Tuesday 2pm - 9pm
Wednesday 2pm - 9pm
Thursday 2pm - 9pm
Friday 2pm - 7pm

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